On Microsoft Teams, if you’re working remotely from home or from another location, you may need to share a screen to show a presentation using PowerPoint or Whiteboard or an app to another person during a meeting or chat.
In this guide, you’ll learn the easy steps to share your screen in a Microsoft Teams meeting or call on Windows 10.
How to share screen on Microsoft Teams
Share desktop screen on Teams:
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Join a meeting or initiate a video or voice call.
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Drag the mouse to the bottom of the screen and click the Share (square-arrow) button.
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Select the Desktop option.
Desktop sharing option Quick tip: You can also choose to share a window or program (such as, PowerPoint and Whiteboard), if you don’t want to share the entire screen.
Once you complete the steps, the desktop will be visible to all the participants in the meeting or chat.
Alternatively, you can also start a desktop sharing session by selecting the user from the recent history in the “Chat” section, and clicking the Screen sharing button from the top-right corner.
If you want to stop the sharing session, simply click the same Share button again.
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